Victor Records unchanged price for Canadians stays steady
The Montreal based Victor Records maker states prices for Ais Masters Voice records have not increased despite higher costs for materials and labor. They emphasize Made In Canada production with extensive local and global artist sourcing while continuing to offer the same prices to the public. A Baltic Sea war update notes Russia’s sub war and British plans to repatriate skilled labor to boost munitions production.
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Have the Pigeons Reowned Have the Pigeons Reowned
Rod and Gun for May features a Western story by Ray Giddings and a piece on the stealthy disappearance of passenger pigeons. The issue compiles fiction, departments, and sports notes with recurring contributors and engaging features.
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W. F. Taylor, Limited
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Eiward Ty Martin
Willy Aay
Bales
Bas Groub
Hoenn Day
New York
King's Congratulations to Canadian Troops For Valor At Ypres
April 24 Buckingham Palace reported King George V sent heartfelt congratulations to the Canadian division for its splendid conduct during the recent fighting north of Ypres. The message, signed by the king, praised gallant behavior and praised the second high command for the performance witnessed. Sir John would be proud of the display.
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Duke of Connaughtong
George
Ypres
John Mydiuch
Hanughout
Parcel Post and Farm Produce Costs and Channels
The piece discusses parcel post as a means to lower costs for farm produce and related goods, comparing U.S. and Canadian practices in 1914. It notes skepticism about savings, the middleman issue, direct farmer-to-city sales, and the varying impact on city vs rural prices, with limited adoption and technical limits in weight and handling.
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Cardine Canad
Hue
Llane
Granada
Scien
Hye Paneed Post
Vaval Distriets Fa Thers
Fragmented Toast Riff Echoes Old World Slang
A cryptic jumble of names and actions about Pronchman Yow and Muggleish, miswritten phrases about whiskey and mixing water, and a shout to “go make it” followed by a toast. The text reads like a muddled tavern-like boast filled with garbled names and improvised slang.
Vernon intern at Idesdale May Day intrigue
Notices indicate military authorities in Otliwa report German individuals connected to a Birhieen celebration interned at Vernon. Arms and arrangements discussed to transport Dr Otto Grunert, Baron Von Lutowitita, and four others to Vernon. A liaison, Mee TH. A Stevenn, will accompany a party to the residence of Maurine Dive for subsequent steps.
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Stevenn
M. Py
Anne
Maurine
Dive
Dr. Griery
Baron von Lutowitita
Biter
British Columbia forest wealth projected at 170 million
Hon W W Ross, British Columbia Lands Minister, details a plan to systematically develop forest industries, aiming to export timber and fibre products. He predicts provincial prosperity from forest wealth, while noting internal measures to expand demand and ease exports. An imperial tour will study global markets with visits to the United Kingdom, Canada, and Asia. The Connaught Bridge damage report notes 4,001 feet total length after a fire, with costs estimated at up to 700,000 and insurance covering part.
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Re Hoss
British Columbia
Los Wes
Beitigh Columbia
Dty
Ross Lie
Dominion
Cansalia
Che
Lis World
Theodjen
Ue Chi Kingdom
Menree
Cally
South Afi
Australia
Japan
Zealand
India
Chine Livem
Uhis
Columb
Colu
Leitish
Canada
Che Problyan
Galatia
Winnepayer Wich
Duke of Gonnaught
Wills Insurance
Judgment against Storstad in CPR Baroress sinking suit
A Montreal court under Mr Justice Dunlop lays blame on Storstad in the 1914 Baroress sinking case. The $8,000,000 suit against Canadian Pacific proceeds with damages to be fixed by deputy registrar Win Thompson Walker and others within six months, with costs to be awarded to the plaintiff if the verdict stands.
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Canadian Pacific
Montreal
Dunlop
Storstad
Saxe
Univ
Andersin
Eortien
St. Lawrence
Cdk
Irelaul
Sis
War Dread Suppresses Delayed Recruits
A garbled report notes several recruits were shot while attempting to desert to avoid further fighting. A Foreign Office despatch mentions measures to prevent public derision as war tensions rise.
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Atala
Vienna
de Treesin
Aelon Geen Parison
Those who hire wir supplies for silo are finding Chat Mars.
Those who hire wir supplies for silo are finding Chat Mars, a tough guy, is a gend spendon.
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